The Road to Lifestyle

"The Universal Law is impartial and unemotional. It has no way of knowing what you want, nor does it discriminate between your hopes and aspirations, likes and dislikes--it is pure energy. It accepts whatever thoughts, feelings, and actions you project and reflects them back to you unemotionally in the form of the events that you experience day to day."  - Stuart Wilde, Miracles 

"When confronted with a challenge,  the committed heart will search for a solution.  The undecided heart searches for an escape."  - Andy Andrews

"No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of another." - Charles Dickens

Another milestone! My third Kindle children's book is now live and available on Amazon! It truly is a joy to share my stories with the world! BUZZ! BUZZ! The Fly and the Spider Please check out BUZZ! BUZZ! The Fly and the Spider and my other books  on my Amazon Author page . Enjoy!

Exciting news! My second Kindle children's book is now live and available on Amazon! The Aug-Monster This book is inspired by and dedicated to my oldest nephew, Auggie. Please check out The Aug-Monster and my other books on my Amazon Author page . Enjoy!

"I Am Lost" as read by Wayne Dyer in The Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny A woman is dying of AIDS. A priest is summoned. He attempts to comfort her, but to no avail. “I am lost,” she said. “I have ruined my life and every life around me. Now I’m going painfully to hell. There’s no hope for me.” The priest saw a framed picture of a pretty girl on the dresser. “Who is this?” he asked. The woman brightened. “She is my daughter, the one beautiful thing in my life.” “And would you help her if she was in trouble or made a mistake? Would you forgive her? Would you still love her?” “Of course I would!” cried the woman. “I would do anything for her. Why do you ask such a question?” “Because I want you to know…” said the priest.  “That God has a picture of you on his dresser.”

This month I published my very first Kindle book ! It is called Everything Has a Place and was inspired by my husband. He has a pesky way of leaving his socks all over the house. His socks, also known as "crocodiles" (not sure why I started calling them that), are how the story kicks off.  Little Rooster is fond of putting them in a pile instead of where they belong--the laundry basket! I hope this book helps you start the discussion of where things go with your Little (or even Big) Rooster or Chicken! Enjoy!